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Photoshop/Premiere CS3 or Elements? : Open Talk Forum: Digital Photography Review
Currently have Photoshop 7.0 and Premiere 6.5, and Encore DVD 1.0.
I take pictures, edit them, make adjustments, resize for website and blog, and even do some graphic and logo design (like for my DVD covers) Photoshop/Imageready has been great for this.
I also do video editing, fairly basic, but complicated enough that I'm not sure Elements will have the capabilities I need, but then again I've never tried the newer Elements versions.
Also author DVDs of the videos I make.
Only reason I'm even considering the upgrade is that this will be the last chance I can at the upgrade prices.
I'm told once CS4 rolls out, I won't be able to.
Any thoughts?
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Great pictures are taken with the mind...the problem lies in getting the dang camera to take the same picture!
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Anyone?
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Great pictures are taken with the mind...the problem lies in getting the dang camera to take the same picture!
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Seeing as how you can download trial versions of the software why don't you download the trial versions of elements and see if it will suit your needs.
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The greatest of mankind's criminals are those who delude themselves into thinking they have done 'the right thing.'
- Rayna Butler
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